The introduction should include a clear thesis statement. It should also clearly identify the title of the article you’ve chosen and the author’s name.
Each body paragraph should have a clear topic sentence that relates back to the thesis. The information in each paragraph should relate to the topic sentence. In the body paragraphs, you may want to focus on individual points made by the author.
In your analysis, you should clearly identify the author’s thesis and main points by briefly SUMMARIZING the article’s main ideas.
Next, ANALYZE the article author’s argument. What is he or she trying to say about the material? What textual evidence does the author provide? What new point or idea is the author trying to introduce about the literature?
Finally, briefly EVALUATE the article author’s argument. Is the article’s thesis relevant or convincing to you? Why or why not? What does the author do (or not do) that helps to convince readers of his or her viewpoints?
At some point in your paper, you should include a relevant QUOTE and a PARAPHRASE from the article, with appropriate in-text citations.
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